With some careful seed selection, a whole lot of care, and a little bit of luck, the Babich family broke a record with their sunflower several meters tall.
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This bright red or hot pink flower makes a great stopping point for hummingbirds in the southern U.S. in September, when they're migrating south for winter.
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When it comes to pruning, timing is essential. If pruned in September, some plants will not flower next year or will lose their new growth to winter frosts.
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Quickly brighten up the darker corners of your garden or the empty spots beneath trees in your yard by growing colorful and vigorous shade-loving plants.
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Chrysanthemums are one of the most glorious signs of fall, and they can be grown alongside companion plants for an even more strikingly colorful display.
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Tired of deer and squirrels eating your mums? Martha Stewart recommends planting this fall-blooming flower, which repels critters due to its toxins.
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This spooky petunia variety has the darkest hue, perfect for a Halloween display. It fares best planted in areas that don't freeze before November.
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As the weather starts to cool down in the fall and you're dreaming of a vibrant spring garden, now's the time to start an outstanding flower from seed.
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This native plant loves sun and moist soil just as much as pollinators love it. And you can plant it without it taking over your flower beds.
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Give your garden or front porch a little more "oomph" by pairing this gorgeous plant (grown for its unique foliage) with your typical fall mums.
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Looking for a new flower to feature as a permanent garden addition? Don't pass up this plant, especially if you struggle with clay soil and cooler temperatures.
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The area under trees is often the most unattractive part of a garden, with bare soil and exposed roots. This pretty ground cover makes the perfect disguise.
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Get a tropical vibe in your garden with this vibrant, fast-growing flower. This exotic bloom, with textured petals and lush foliage, even attracts pollinators.
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There are many ways to control bugs, but a multi-faceted approach may be the best option. It's a good idea to start in the garden with pest-repelling plants.
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This popular summer flower is easy to grow and a favorite among pollinators. With a little work, you can harvest its seeds and plant them next year.
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Roses are fantastic additions to both gardens and cut flower arrangements. Discover which rose variety is long-lasting both on and off the bush.
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A garden without pollinators is unlikely to thrive. Entice them to visit your garden with a free product that's probably sitting in an old planter right now.
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There's a simple way to ensure that your coneflowers produce beautiful blooms all through summer and into fall, and all it takes is elbow grease.
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This gorgeous rose was imported into the United States during the late 18th century for livestock barriers and snow fences, but it quickly became invasive.
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A simple technique can help hibiscus plants grow healthier and more vibrant, giving your garden lasting beauty without waiting years for results.
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Thinking about planting a pollinator garden to attract butterflies? There's a weird native plant that everything from monarchs to skippers to swallowtails love.
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Could a mineral deficiency spoiling your hydrangea blooms? Get tips for determining if Epsom salt could be the solution for vibrant blooms and foliage.
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Ground covers serve a functional purpose, but that doesn't mean they can't have an aesthetic one, too. Consider these plants for a burst of color year-round.
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While deadheading lilies entails removing the spent blooms, it's essential to do this correctly to help your plant conserve energy so it continues to thrive.
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From the choice of flowers to how you position your backyard lighting, this dramatic gardening trend has an illuminating effect on your space.
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Deadheading is a great way to promote fresh blooms and a healthy plant in the summer but once fall hits there's a clear sign that it's time to stop.
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Chrysanthemums offer bright, dazzling colors that may tempt you whenever you go to the garden center. But here's the best time to buy them for fall blooms.
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